The company will bring Transaction Payment Solutions International's continuous availability solutions to Africa.
Preventing malicious actions is more important than preventing malicious code, says security researcher.
Hackers for Charity runs IT skills and food-for-work programmes in East Africa and Uganda.
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The company received a 'strong positive' rating in 'MarketScope for Network Configuration and Change Management'.
Education, not firewalls and software, is the answer, says Simon Webster, technical consultant at The Webcom Group.
The growth of mobile applications puts pressure on networks, and their security.
Web-illiterate parliamentarians have been offered 20 complimentary places in GetSmarter's online Internet course.